Why we say "God Bless You"


	Why we say "God Bless You"

fruit123grl

5-18-2007 9:43 PM

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fruit123grl says:

I've always wondered why people say "God bless you." But when I found this I wasn't actually looking for this answer. I was looking for a possible reason why my dog always sneezes on me or to me. Mind you, he only does this to me, no one else in my family. So, if anyone has an answer to my other sneezing question, please tell me!

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5-18-2007 11:32 PM

laceym

Our dog does the same thing with my wife. I hope you find out.

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